MOUTHPIECES ANYONE?

MAKE MODEL PRICE
TRUMPETS
COZY KUP £5.00
MACTEP £15.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £10.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £10.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £10.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £10.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 1 (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 1.5C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 5C (MIRAGE) £20.00
POLLARD 5C (MIRAGE) £20.00
POLLARD 5C (MIRAGE) £20.00
ARNOLD 7E £20.00
ARNOLD 7E £20.00
RUDY MUCK 19C £20.00
JUPITER 1.5C £20.00
GARDINEALLI NEW YORK £20.00
DENIS WICK 4X £20.00
JK 7EW £20.00
JK 206/1 £20.00
TRUMPETS
YAMAHA 11A4 £20.00
YAMAHA 11B4 £20.00
YAHAMA 11B4 £20.00
YAHAMA 11B4 £20.00
YAHAMA 14A4 £20.00
MARCZ GARSIDE £20.00
ZATTOLA 64C (MODIFIED) £20.00
STOMVI 3C £20.00
BACH 3C £20.00
BACH 7C £20.00
BACH 7C £20.00
JETONE MERIAN E £20.00
JETONE MERIAN E £20.00
JETONE MF £20.00
POLLARD HEAVYTOP £20.00
?? MODIFIED TRUMPET £20.00
SUPERCHOPS 1 £50.00
SUPERCHOPS 1 £50.00
ANDY TAYLOR 1 £50.00
ANDY TAYLOR STANDARD £50.00
ANDY TAYLOR STANDARD £50.00
CORNET
MISCELLANEOUS £10.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 7C (BACH STYLE) £20.00
ARNOLD 1.25 £20.00
DENIS WICK 4B £20.00
SUPERCHOPS 1(CORNET/FLUGEL) £50.00
(MODIFIED)
TENOR HORN
BESSON 15 £15.00
FRENCH HORN
BACH 10 £20.00
BACH 15 £20.00
DENIS WICK 4 £20.00
SANDERS 17D £20.00
SANDERS 17DD £20.00
SANDERS 17.5M £20.00
TROMBONES
KELLY 6.5AL £5.00
BESSON 5 £15.00
POLLARD 6.5AL (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 6.5AL (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 6.5AL (BACH STYLE) £20.00
POLLARD 6.5AL (BACH STYLE) £20.00
SANDERS 6 £35.00
SANDERS 6 £35.00
SANDERS 6 £35.00
SANDERS 6L £35.00
SANDERS 6L £35.00
SANDERS 6L £35.00
SANDERS 6L £35.00
SANDERS 6L £35.00
SANDERS 7 £35.00
SANDERS 7 £35.00
SANDERS 9 £35.00
HOLTON 6.5AL £35.00
UMI 12C £35.00
CKB 5G £35.00
MISCELLANEOUS
POLLARD VISUALISER £5.00
POLLARD VISUALISER £5.00
POLLARD BOOSTER TRUMPET CORNET £12.00
WARBURTON 5MC TRUMPET TOP £20.00
WARBURTON 8MC TRUMPET TOP £20.00
WARBURTON 2 TRUMPET BACKBORE £20.00
WARBURTON 10* CORNET BACKBORE £20.00
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Odyssey All-Stars

 

 

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POLLARD TRUMPETS AT BANKS MUSICROOM IN YORK

IN STOCK AT BANKS MUSICROOM

Brushed Gold 4vPicc……………..£2000

Brushed Gold D/Eb……………….£2000

Brushed Gold KVMI flugel………£2500

Pollard big Easy trumpet………£1250

Pollard Custom Dual bore……..£1250

Pollard Eb…………………………£1000

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“Promoting quality repairs of musical instruments”

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PETER POLLARD-Welcome to The Guild of Master Craftsmen

 

To bring together all skilled people

engaged in a craft, art, trade,profession or vocation in orderto safeguard the interests of craftsmen and the public. To ensure that the minimum qualifications for membership preserve the high standards of The Guild by excluding the unskilled. To publicise these high standards through national and local media, thus creating public awareness of the ideals and aims of The Guild and of its members.To promote to the public the trading assets of the members,their honour, professional expertise and integrity, their high standards and the value for money which they offer. To provide clear identification and recognition for members to enable the public to distinguish them from the unskilled who pass themselves off as craftsmen, and so increasingly to attract and direct work to members of The Guild. To assist all members, and to protect them against the growingmenace and the devaluing and damaging activities of the unskilled, against bureaucratic discrimination, against pena taxation and adverse legislation. Equally to protect the public by instilling among members a greater sense of responsibility, making members aware of the national importance of the services they render, monitoring these standards to ensure that The Guild’s high standards are being maintained, and by encouraging members always to strive for excellence. To encourage an interchange of views among members, to endeavour to unite these views and to bring them to the attention of the Government and local authorities in order to safeguard the livelihood and welfare of the members and their dependants. To constitute a pressure group to seek the support of one or more Members of Parliament to make sure that someone speaks up for the interests of Guild members where it matters most. To promote research within the craft, trade, art, profession or vocation in which members are engaged, for their own benefit and that of the public. To foster learning among apprentices and students in order to perpetuate the survival and success of their particular craft. To promote sponsorship of The Guild by persons, firms and organisations, whether by financial support, by endorsement of the activities of The Guild or by patronage.
 

 

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The Phoenix

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Steven Craven.Pollard Trumpets.

When looking to find reliable good quality tools with which we can comfortably work with that suit our needs as professional musicians who work within todays large and complex world, instrument designers and makers in general have not made the choice for the individual instrumentalist easy, this is probably because of the large selection of instruments available on the market today. Prices can be very high in relation to the quality and craftsmenship and depending on where we look to for our instrument the complication of choosing can be often greater than we think and confusion can occur as to whether we really understand the complexities of what has gone into creating such an instrument of high quality.

In My 30 years experience as a trumpeter, I have found that concepts such as sound quality are very important as this for me is the basis of all brass playing. A good sound has to be produced as to which the player has to mould his technique. Depending whether players have a good quality instrument or not the sound quality can differ from instrument to instrument as it can from one particular instrument manufacture to another. For the professional musician these differences are crucial in his work as a performer and can be compared to the fine tuning of today’s formular one race cars where if one tenth of a second can be gained from fine tuning of the engine then that could result in the diferences between first position and second.

I have also found that the concepts of sound texture and colour differ from continent to continent. American trumpeters tend to go for a more brighter sound than do European trumpeters, the latter being of a more warm and dark texture. I have often thought why! The answer is more simple than it seems.The American manufatured designed instruments are of different specifications in bore size, bell dimentions and leadpipe venturi than that of the European designed instruments.

For many years I have been looking for and challenging instrument designers to produce an instrument with a sound quality and response of blow which best suits my needs. The answer for me was in the work of Peter Pollard of Manchester, UK. By incorporating his almost lifetime experiences as a fellow trumpeter and his experimental investigations as a designer and maker, ambos, in parallel to each other. His concepts and second to none craftsmenship has given the trumpet world great quality, ingeniously designed and great performing instruments to fit the needs of the professional musician of today.

‘ I have at last found the feel I have been looking for in a great instrument at a good price and I can recommend to any trumpeter being of a beginners level or at professional level, the instruments of Peter Pollard’.

Steven Craven.

 

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Daniel Manas Cuadra- Becomes a Pollard Artist

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Pollard Trumpets In Spain.

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Steven Craven.Professional Trumpet artist.

As an orchestral and solo artist Steven has the following to offer as a professional musician:Orchestral trumpet player at the highest level. Brass ensemble playing and Piano or Organ duet.

Experience: Steven,s musical experience is very extensive, it ranges from wedding ceremonies to large symphonic orchestral concerts.

            Born in Yorkshire in 1965. At the age of only 6 years Steven began  cornet lessons and at only 13 years of age he became the Great Britain junior solo champion 1978. As part of the prize he was invited to play the winning solo as a guest  soloist during the finals of the National British Brass Band Championships held in October of the same year at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

             Whilst furthering his academic studies at the Huddersfield Technical college school of Music and under the tuition of Phillip MaCann, ex-principal cornet of the legendary Black Dyke Mills Brass Band, Steven in 1982 won through to the Brass finals of the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition and was awarded joint 3rd prize. In the same year became assistant principal cornet of the Yorkshire Imperial Band until he left them in 1984 to further his musical studies at the Guildhall school of Music and Drama in London. 

               Steven was awarded in 1988 the A.G.S.M Diploma for trumpet teaching and performance in music, the Philip Jones Brass prize and the Leonard Rice and Barry Kerry Memorial prize for the most outstanding brass player at the Guildhall school for the year 1987/88.

               On graduating from the Guildhall school of Music and Drama, Steven was invited as a trumpeter with the European Community youth orchestra for their 1988  tour of Germany and Switzerland with the prestigiouse orchestral Maestro Claudio Abbado.  On his arrival back in London, Steven,s first professional musical post was at the Royal National Theatre on the south bank of London. Since then he has worked for most of the London orchestras as a freelance musician including the BBC Symphony orchestra, London Symphony orchestra and 2 years as trumpeter with the Broadway musical company of New York playing for musicals such as Westside Story, Starlight Express and Cats throughout an extensive tour of Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, France and Holland.

                In February of 1991, Steven left his musical activities in London and his native country to take up a trumpet possition as a founder member of the Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra in Spain. Twenty years on Steven  still holds his possition with the Malaga Philharmonic orchestra and enjoys a fruitful musical life in beautiful Andaluzian surroundings playing his part in adding his talent to Spanish culture.

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